Beautiful ornament and very complete instructions! Thanks so much for including how you do all the little details. And personally, I love the little 'extras'.
You just blew my mind. That is the most beautiful ornament I have ever seen. Your friends daughter is incredibly lucky. Thank you for sharing so much. Watching from Oklahoma, Barb
Thank you for sharing your process! As always, another beautiful project! And...we like the fact that you are "extra"...that's what makes your wonderful designs stand out 😍
I've unsubbed from so many craft channels lately bc their directions were spotty & difficult to follow. I've never seen such clear & precise directions as YOU give~ *Thank You SO Much!* This ornament is truly BEAUTIFUL & your other videos are SO creative & wonderful. It's GREAT to sub to a new channel like yours! Many Blessings to You ALL.
Oh wow, thank you so much. I have had many people tell me I am too detailed so it's really nice to get that feedback. I appreciate you taking your time to let me know. 💜
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns OMGosh~ You're SO kind to reply! That NEVER happens anymore. Heck NO, I love the detailed instructions! On some craft channels, they're unnecessary bc the items aren't technical, but yours are such BEAUTIFUL, intricate pieces. I can't wait to make these for my grandkids~ *Thank YOU, Again~Many Blessings to You & Yours!*
Love, love, love, your tutorial. You are so thorough with the instructions and go at a speed that I love. I'm going to try this on a memorial floating ornament of my brother and sister-in-law. I think the glitter in the back will help out. Thanks for your expertise.
Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment. I have used the glitter back for many memorial ornaments and it definitely has a beautiful outcome. ❤️
I just saw this tutorial on 11/15/22. This is a very beautiful ornament that I might try making a few of if I can find the items to make them. I appreciate your taking the time to teach us how to make these.
I love your informative videos and the manner in which you explain everything ! New Subscriber ! I also that you're a Canadian RUclipsr ! Love &Blessings from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia xo
Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing. I haven't been able to upload much recently but I have some ideas and I really want to start tutorials again. Comments like this motivate me to do it. Thank you ❤️
@@miriamring1082you get what you pay for, if you want the inside to look beautiful for years to come Polyacrylic is the way to go! If you don’t really care how it looks next Christmas then use Mop ‘n Glow or hairspray, knowing both will eventually start flaking off.
This is gorgeous!! Just a thought, to prevent any glitter clinging to the front, use a piece of dryer sheet like you did the paper towel on your tool & wipe the inside good before adding your glitter. It works for me so I thought I'd share. 😊
This is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing your talents. I also appreciate the step by step detailed instructions. Have you considered putting tape across the slit on the inside? You could just punch through with the prongs. Just a thought. Gorgeous!
So gorgeous 😍 great idea. Thank you. I want to make memory ornaments for family member no longer with us. You just made my Christmas. They are so elegant and professional looking. Bless you and Happy Holidays. hugs Sheryl ❄🎄❄
After adding your cap you could go back and lift a couple of the lid tabs and glue them down with a dot of 5 min epoxy or UV resin and add the same to the opening on top.
I liked the ornament when I first saw it. So I had to see how you made it. First I must say I was so impressed with your video introduction for "LLD"... Very well done (did you do it yourself)? I thought your approach was very professional in your tutorial, straight to the point no idle chit chat. You've explained step by step instructions in away that is easy to follow along... I'm now a subscriber... Thank you :)
Thank you so much! The opening title I outsourced. I wish I had that type of video editing capability. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment and for subscribing. I appreciate it!
Love the ornament it's beautiful! Enjoy the video great tips and anvice thank you so much! I am also from Canada just outside of B.C. always nice to see a fellow Canadian on RUclips! Thank you for Sharing, Just Subcribed to you Channel...x
Very nicely done comparison so that people can choose what paints they want to use. I am like you on the second one where there was gaps in the paint… I thought that was very cool. Every year I make about 40 ornaments for the grandchildren and great grandchildren in my family and I’m always looking for new ideas. My only problem with this particular project is there’s a lot of waste and paint… It’s too bad you can’t find a way of scraping up the runoff and reusing it
I agree about the waste. I have had the ornaments drip back into the squeeze bottles before. But that means I can't do as many at once. If I'm only doing one or two that is how I do it though. :)
Beautiful ❤ I absolutely love how you printed on the plastic! Before I watched the video, I originally thought you where going to use paper! Happy Holidays 💕
Hi ! Watching you Dec. 8, 2023. Would love to make some! I do not have an electronic cutter, and don’t plan to get one. Do you sell the template for those of us who would be cutting it out by hand? Thanks for showing your lovely ornament! It’s fantastic!
Oh wonderful! I just got lucky when I stumbled across this video. What shall I look for, to find the video showing it cut by hand? Thank you so much for your prompt answer
I dump my glitter into a paper cup, that way I can squeeze the cup to form a good “valley” to dump the glitter into the ornament. I can even use this technique for really small ornaments. 😉
Wow this is just an awesome idea🤩 Do you think a acrylic varnish will also do the trick? I don’t know or we have That poly stuff here in the Netherlands 😅 Thank you so much for sharing🙏💛
I think it should and would definitely be worth trying. Do you know if it yellows? I haven't been to the Netherlands in years. I plan to go again post Covid to see my family. Both my parents are from there. 🧡
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns really?? About the Netherlands?! That’s so awesome🤩🥳 you definitely should come if you can!!🥰 About the acrylic varnish, don’t know if it will yellow over time, I will try one first and see what happens 😊
Love this ornament!! I want to make one for my daughter. I need to use two different shades of glitter. Can that be done? I haven't found a good video yet. Help!!
I think it would be possible though difficult. I would start with the bottom glitter colour and pour it inside on the side without the sealer, then move it around the bottom half only and dump the excess from the side that doesn't have the sealer again. Then you can add your secondary colour. It would probably be easier to do the double glitter colour on the outside and seal it with an epoxy but if you aren't set up for that, it would be a pain. I now want to try this lol
Actually, I am set up to do epoxy!! I make tumblers all the time. I just dont have a way to spin the ornaments like my tumblers. That's why I haven't tried these with epoxy. I didn't know if I could do that. Thanks again!! ❤
I love your video! I can't seem to find the Em & Kat White Pearl glitter. I don't see it on their site. Do you have a recommendation for where to get this? Thanks!
Thank you! I just spoke with the owner of Em & Kat and she said she has it in stock but isn't on the website yet. If you are on Facebook, you can join her group facebook.com/groups/2047193595609723/?ref=share and send her a message (Aimee Lyell) and she will set you up. She is really nice and already knows you may message her 😊
I seem to have an issue when I slide the graphic in. The plastic always seems to snag the glitter background and a portion of the glitter background comes off. Even though the glitter adheres to the poly-crylic, it’s not locking it on to the glass. Any advice?
@@MargoDiPatri possibly. I've never done it on glass before. I also slide the plastic in trying to angle it towards the front and when it opens it unfolds towards the front.
@@LovelyLouLouDesignsI will definitely try that. To rectify, I went back in with a paint brush dipped in fresh poly-crylic, topped off with some more glitter. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my advice question, 😃
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I might try Christmas card cut-outs instead. The only tricky part will be making a template for the right size to fit inside the bauble. 👍❣️🌹
Hi I’m trying to cut on the trans lucent paper I’m doing exactly what you’re doing and mine is not cutting when I go to print and cut it reads the registration marks at scans but it does not cut and it says print then cut error the machine cannot read the cut cents from Marks make sure you are using white material which I’m not I’m using the clear see-through material and I’ve tried the translucent car and I just tried the one you did with the foil ascertain and it’s telling me the same exact thing I’m wondering if you have any other ideas that can help me I just called cricket and they told me it’s because it’s see-through and it should be a white paper which is not true because I’ve made these ornaments not the same exact ones but I’ve cut before on the sheet and I don’t know why it’s not working for me.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns so I figured out what I did wrong and it finally worked thank you again one other issue I use the poly acrylic for the glitter and the half of the back of the ornament and it dried for two days when I went to put in the picture it scratched the glitter off the back do you have any other tips for that
@@antoniettabertino8509 I had that when I used paint since it's thicker. My best guess is you didn't let it drain long enough so it was too thick when you added glitter and didn't dry all the way. The coat should be thin.
@@antoniettabertino8509 no. Use the Polycrylic. Just make sure it's a thin coat. What I'm saying is the only time I've had that happen is when I've used paint which is much thicker. So my best guess is you aren't draining enough and it's too thick. Use the Polycrylic, make sure it's only a thin coat and you drain well enough before adding the glitter. I've never had this happen with Polycrylic so that's my best guess.
I'm confused by your comment about printing on polyester acetate. Number one I followed your link and it doesn't say polyester anywhere. #2. I found this video searching for instructions for sublimating on polyester film. I guess this is not it. Your just printing regular ink onto acetate that does not need to be polyester, correct?
Correct, this is not a sublimation tutorial. I am using a laser printer with a plastic transparency film for laser printers. Inkjet transparency film would be use for an inkjet printer.
You can find suppliers who sell fewer blanks at a time. I bought in bulk because at the time was making about 100 a season. I don't do that anymore since I've slowed that end of my business down.
For the ornaments? I have. I find my timing isn't great though and they get picked clean pretty quickly. Hoping to find someone who keeps regular stock so I can order blanks even later in the season if larger orders come in. Thanks for the suggestion!
I just love this ornament. Going to try and make it for myself.
Grandioso video. Excelente forma de hacer este adorno navideño. Está clarísimo el video. Muchas gracias felicidades
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Absolutely love your instructions. Thank you!! Love the ornament.
You're so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and commenting! ⛄
Beautiful ornament and very complete instructions! Thanks so much for including how you do all the little details. And personally, I love the little 'extras'.
Your “extra” is extraordinary! Thank you so much! I learned how to FINALLY make a perfect bow!!! ❤🎉
Thank you! I use it when tying bows on my jackets too 😉
So cute! My great-granddaughter would love this.
Thank you so much! ❤️
You just blew my mind. That is the most beautiful ornament I have ever seen. Your friends daughter is incredibly lucky. Thank you for sharing so much. Watching from Oklahoma, Barb
Me too, Oklahoma! lol
Thank you for sharing your process! As always, another beautiful project! And...we like the fact that you are "extra"...that's what makes your wonderful designs stand out 😍
Awww thank you so much! Sometimes I think I go too far but I love the details lol
I've unsubbed from so many craft channels lately bc their directions were spotty & difficult to follow. I've never seen such clear & precise directions as YOU give~ *Thank You SO Much!* This ornament is truly BEAUTIFUL & your other videos are SO creative & wonderful. It's GREAT to sub to a new channel like yours!
Many Blessings to You ALL.
Oh wow, thank you so much. I have had many people tell me I am too detailed so it's really nice to get that feedback. I appreciate you taking your time to let me know. 💜
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns OMGosh~ You're SO kind to reply! That NEVER happens anymore. Heck NO, I love the detailed instructions! On some craft channels, they're unnecessary bc the items aren't technical, but yours are such BEAUTIFUL, intricate pieces. I can't wait to make these for my grandkids~
*Thank YOU, Again~Many Blessings to You & Yours!*
This is awesome…. I was getting bored with my plain floating ornaments…..your ornaments are beautiful…. Thank you for the great tutorial….
You're so welcome. In glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for watching and your comment 🥰🖤
Love, love, love, your tutorial. You are so thorough with the instructions and go at a speed that I love. I'm going to try this on a memorial floating ornament of my brother and sister-in-law. I think the glitter in the back will help out. Thanks for your expertise.
Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment. I have used the glitter back for many memorial ornaments and it definitely has a beautiful outcome. ❤️
This is a beautiful ornament and a very helpful step by step video! Thank you
Thank you so much! ❤️
I just saw this tutorial on 11/15/22. This is a very beautiful ornament that I might try making a few of if I can find the items to make them. I appreciate your taking the time to teach us how to make these.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I'm so glad you liked it. ❤️
Wow! I make ornaments for my kids and grandkids. I am so making them floating ornaments this year. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I'm so glad the tutorial helped inspire you. Thank you for watching! ❤️
Great job! Great info!❤
Thank you🖤
Very creative and more beautiful than store bought.
Thank you so much 😊
Wow! You did a beautiful job… very impressive…
Thank you so much! And thank you for watching. ❤️
I have a lot of blank disc ornaments. I need to get busy, your tutorials just gave me the push I need. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us.
You're very welcome! I'm so glad they motivated you. ❤️
Super tutorial! The best I have seen! Thank you!
Oh wow! Thank you so much. That means a lot. ♥️
Very detailed. Love it. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you ❤️
Very beautiful ! Thank you for the tutorial video ! 🩷
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching.
Absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing with us-
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
wow, very beautiful and that little hand tied bow, no way could I do that. Would love to try this one day, but I am a beginning with my Circut.
Thank you so much. The bows were challenging for me at first but with practice they become second nature! 🖤
Not sure why I JUST FOUND YOU! This is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much!
I love your informative videos and the manner in which you explain everything ! New Subscriber ! I also that you're a Canadian RUclipsr ! Love &Blessings from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia xo
Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing. I haven't been able to upload much recently but I have some ideas and I really want to start tutorials again. Comments like this motivate me to do it. Thank you ❤️
This is a great tutorial. Thank you for sharing. It’s nice to have a fellow Canadian love this ornament it’s so pretty
Omg!!! So gorgeous 😍 💖
Totally makin these as gifts this yr!!!
Yay!!! Thanks, girl. 💖
Such a beautiful ornament. Just purchased the template and Looking forward to making them.
Thank you so much! I appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️
A very 'classy' bauble, I like it very much,
Thank you! ⛄
T,Kia is so pretty, thanks for sharing.
Thank you. 💖
Thank you for sharing Love this image ❤
Thank you so much! I will be making another ornament tutorial soon. ❤️
My dear you are such a designer......this is stunning...Thank you for such details
Thank you so much. You just made my night 💜
This is so beautiful. Thanks for real issues and Frankenstein tools. 😆
Bahahahahaha you're very welcome!!!!
I love the bottle idea for poly! Thank you!
You're very welcome! :)
SOME PEOPLE ALSO USE "MOP 'N GLO" FLOOR POLISH----- CHEAPER THAN MINWAX POLY.....
It is, I haven't had as much success with longevity with the Mop N Glo. If it works for you that's great though!
@@miriamring1082you get what you pay for, if you want the inside to look beautiful for years to come Polyacrylic is the way to go! If you don’t really care how it looks next Christmas then use Mop ‘n Glow or hairspray, knowing both will eventually start flaking off.
This is gorgeous!! Just a thought, to prevent any glitter clinging to the front, use a piece of dryer sheet like you did the paper towel on your tool & wipe the inside good before adding your glitter. It works for me so I thought I'd share. 😊
Awesome suggestion! I will give it a try. I think I may still have dryer sheets squirreled away somewhere lol
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns 😂
Thank You for sharing this. You now have another subscriber :) Looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm so glad you found the content helpful.
Stunning!!!
Thank you ❤️
This is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing your talents. I also appreciate the step by step detailed instructions. Have you considered putting tape across the slit on the inside? You could just punch through with the prongs. Just a thought. Gorgeous!
Definitely something worth a try. Could help the glitter stay in place. Thanks for the suggestion!
Beautiful....Love this! U could put some glue on the hole so the glitter won't come out!! 😊
You are so sweet to share with us. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
You're so welcome. Thank you for watching 💖
wow~ watching you do that bow made COMPLETE sense!!! Thank you so much for showing us...they are beautiful!
Thank you so much! The bows took me awhile to get right but now they are second nature 😊
So gorgeous 😍 great idea. Thank you. I want to make memory ornaments for family member no longer with us. You just made my Christmas. They are so elegant and professional looking. Bless you and Happy Holidays. hugs Sheryl ❄🎄❄
You're very welcome! And thank you so much. That means a lot to me. Happy holidays to you and your family as well. 🥰
This is so friggin fantastic, I absolutely LOVE it! ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much 💖
Thanks you for sharing Beautiful
This is really pretty! Thank you for sharing your process.
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching. 💖💖
Thank you for the great tutorial. I’ll have to give it a try.
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching! 😊
Very nicely done!
Thank you! ❤️
After adding your cap you could go back and lift a couple of the lid tabs and glue them down with a dot of 5 min epoxy or UV resin and add the same to the opening on top.
This was suggested by someone else as well and is a great idea! I will give a try. Thanks! 😊
This is beautiful, thank you for sharing!
You're very welcome ❤️
Absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you 💖
WOW! That is great!
Thank you! ♥️
Awesome. Amazing job! Good job .👍
Thank you 🖤
Beautiful! You make it look so easy! 👍🏻
Thank you!
I liked the ornament when I first saw it. So I had to see how you made it. First I must say I was so impressed with your video introduction for "LLD"... Very well done (did you do it yourself)?
I thought your approach was very professional in your tutorial, straight to the point no idle chit chat. You've explained step by step instructions in away that is easy to follow along... I'm now a subscriber... Thank you :)
Thank you so much! The opening title I outsourced. I wish I had that type of video editing capability. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment and for subscribing. I appreciate it!
Love the ornament it's beautiful! Enjoy the video great tips and anvice thank you so much! I am also from Canada just outside of B.C. always nice to see a fellow Canadian on RUclips! Thank you for Sharing, Just Subcribed to you Channel...x
Thank you! 🖤 Always nice to see my videos making in fellow Canadians. I'm in Ontario.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns You are very welcome! Merry Christmas. To You and family 🎄☺
Beautiful
Thank you ❤️
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you so much ❤️
Those are Beautiful’ thank you for a great tutorial 💗💗💗
Thank you so much!!! 💖
So cute!
Thank you ❤️
Great tutorial!
Thank you 🖤
Love This ❤️ Beautiful!!
Very nicely done comparison so that people can choose what paints they want to use. I am like you on the second one where there was gaps in the paint… I thought that was very cool. Every year I make about 40 ornaments for the grandchildren and great grandchildren in my family and I’m always looking for new ideas. My only problem with this particular project is there’s a lot of waste and paint… It’s too bad you can’t find a way of scraping up the runoff and reusing it
I agree about the waste. I have had the ornaments drip back into the squeeze bottles before. But that means I can't do as many at once. If I'm only doing one or two that is how I do it though. :)
Beautiful.
Thank you 💖
Beautiful ❤ I absolutely love how you printed on the plastic! Before I watched the video, I originally thought you where going to use paper! Happy Holidays 💕
Thank you! 💖
Beautifully done! ❤️
Thank you 💖
Great tutorial
Thank you ❤️
This is so beautiful!!
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful work thank you.
Thank you so much! 💖
Very beautiful ❤
Thank you! 💖💖💖
Great tutorial ❤
Thank you! ❤️
To keep glitter from escaping maybe us some uv resin on the underside or some other fast drying glue.
That's a good idea!
Hi ! Watching you Dec. 8, 2023. Would love to make some! I do not have an electronic cutter, and don’t plan to get one. Do you sell the template for those of us who would be cutting it out by hand? Thanks for showing your lovely ornament! It’s fantastic!
Hi, thanks for watching! I actually made a video showing how to make the insert without a cutting machine.
Oh wonderful! I just got lucky when I stumbled across this video. What shall I look for, to find the video showing it cut by hand? Thank you so much for your prompt answer
ruclips.net/video/hrejlcvH_eE/видео.html here's the link. I hope that works :)
You can also use mop and glo or other floor shines.
I've heard people have success with that. I haven't had great long term results but always recommend people use what works for them!
Cute the prongs of the metal going inside the ornament so it's not as obvious.
That's definitely an option for someone :)
I dump my glitter into a paper cup, that way I can squeeze the cup to form a good “valley” to dump the glitter into the ornament. I can even use this technique for really small ornaments. 😉
Awesome!
Wow this is just an awesome idea🤩
Do you think a acrylic varnish will also do the trick? I don’t know or we have That poly stuff here in the Netherlands 😅
Thank you so much for sharing🙏💛
I think it should and would definitely be worth trying. Do you know if it yellows? I haven't been to the Netherlands in years. I plan to go again post Covid to see my family. Both my parents are from there. 🧡
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns really?? About the Netherlands?! That’s so awesome🤩🥳 you definitely should come if you can!!🥰
About the acrylic varnish, don’t know if it will yellow over time, I will try one first and see what happens 😊
I use snow cone cups. Just cut tip off.
Love this ornament!! I want to make one for my daughter. I need to use two different shades of glitter. Can that be done? I haven't found a good video yet. Help!!
I think it would be possible though difficult. I would start with the bottom glitter colour and pour it inside on the side without the sealer, then move it around the bottom half only and dump the excess from the side that doesn't have the sealer again. Then you can add your secondary colour. It would probably be easier to do the double glitter colour on the outside and seal it with an epoxy but if you aren't set up for that, it would be a pain. I now want to try this lol
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Thank you for responding!! I'll let you know how things go. Wish me luck!!
Actually, I am set up to do epoxy!! I make tumblers all the time. I just dont have a way to spin the ornaments like my tumblers. That's why I haven't tried these with epoxy. I didn't know if I could do that. Thanks again!! ❤
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I love your video! I can't seem to find the Em & Kat White Pearl glitter. I don't see it on their site. Do you have a recommendation for where to get this? Thanks!
Thank you! I just spoke with the owner of Em & Kat and she said she has it in stock but isn't on the website yet. If you are on Facebook, you can join her group facebook.com/groups/2047193595609723/?ref=share and send her a message (Aimee Lyell) and she will set you up. She is really nice and already knows you may message her 😊
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Thank you so much! ❤
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In BC I buy Polycrilic at Canadian Tire. Just so you know.
Oh really? I haven't seen it at Canadian Tire here. I'll look again though!
Is it printed on with a regular printer or do u need a sublimation printer?
Regular printer on a foil acetate. I have a laser printer so I used laser acetate. Their are acetates available for inkjet printers as well.
Can you use inkjet printer
You can but you need to find a transparency film meant for inkjet
What do you print your design on
The link for all materials is in the description 🙂
Where do you find the polyester film or foil acetate sheets? Can they be printed with an ink jet printer?
I added a link to inkjet acetate sheets. I haven't used the brand but it's what I could find. I have a laser so can't test the inkjet
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns great, thanks so much, will give it a try!
You hot glue a small piece of foil inside the cap
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I seem to have an issue when I slide the graphic in. The plastic always seems to snag the glitter background and a portion of the glitter background comes off. Even though the glitter adheres to the poly-crylic, it’s not locking it on to the glass. Any advice?
It's possible the Polycrylic hasn't fully dried. It should be a thin coat.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns it was, and I waited 24 hours. I’m thinking it could be that it is glass?
@@MargoDiPatri possibly. I've never done it on glass before. I also slide the plastic in trying to angle it towards the front and when it opens it unfolds towards the front.
@@LovelyLouLouDesignsI will definitely try that. To rectify, I went back in with a paint brush dipped in fresh poly-crylic, topped off with some more glitter. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my advice question, 😃
@@MargoDiPatri you're welcome. Sounds like a solid fix idea. Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
I don't have a cricut, can I do this without one?
Unfortunately you won't be able to cut the insert without a cutting machine like the Cricut.
Would printing work on a ink jet printer
As long as you buy a clear film meant for inkjet printers. I linked one I found in the description
Can you print colour on acetate?
Yes. The graphic I used was colour. Just make sure you read the acetate specs first. What type of printer, is it for black ink or colour or both?
Gorgeous ornament! But alas, I won’t be making it. You completely lost me on the computer stuff! Too complicated. 😢
Sorry to hear that. I tried to break it down as simply as I could.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I might try Christmas card cut-outs instead. The only tricky part will be making a template for the right size to fit inside the bauble. 👍❣️🌹
I have a template for the 4 inch disc shaped (M&M shaped) ornament linked in the video. It is what I was using in the tutorial 🖤
How do you organize all your glitters?
I don't 😂🤣. I need more shakers. Right now I have a lot in baggies in boxes.
Hi I’m trying to cut on the trans lucent paper I’m doing exactly what you’re doing and mine is not cutting when I go to print and cut it reads the registration marks at scans but it does not cut and it says print then cut error the machine cannot read the cut cents from Marks make sure you are using white material which I’m not I’m using the clear see-through material and I’ve tried the translucent car and I just tried the one you did with the foil ascertain and it’s telling me the same exact thing I’m wondering if you have any other ideas that can help me I just called cricket and they told me it’s because it’s see-through and it should be a white paper which is not true because I’ve made these ornaments not the same exact ones but I’ve cut before on the sheet and I don’t know why it’s not working for me.
Try tracing the black registration marks with a black Sharpie and a ruler. If your printer doesn't print a true black that can solve it.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns so I figured out what I did wrong and it finally worked thank you again one other issue I use the poly acrylic for the glitter and the half of the back of the ornament and it dried for two days when I went to put in the picture it scratched the glitter off the back do you have any other tips for that
@@antoniettabertino8509 I had that when I used paint since it's thicker. My best guess is you didn't let it drain long enough so it was too thick when you added glitter and didn't dry all the way. The coat should be thin.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns so are you stating I should use paint and then add the glitter a thin coat?
@@antoniettabertino8509 no. Use the Polycrylic. Just make sure it's a thin coat. What I'm saying is the only time I've had that happen is when I've used paint which is much thicker. So my best guess is you aren't draining enough and it's too thick. Use the Polycrylic, make sure it's only a thin coat and you drain well enough before adding the glitter. I've never had this happen with Polycrylic so that's my best guess.
I'm confused by your comment about printing on polyester acetate. Number one I followed your link and it doesn't say polyester anywhere. #2. I found this video searching for instructions for sublimating on polyester film. I guess this is not it. Your just printing regular ink onto acetate that does not need to be polyester, correct?
Correct, this is not a sublimation tutorial. I am using a laser printer with a plastic transparency film for laser printers. Inkjet transparency film would be use for an inkjet printer.
I had already answered my own question. Every time Polyester in a craft video my brain says Sublimation. lol@@LovelyLouLouDesigns
Lol totally fair. My brain makes those kinds of connections too
What do you print the insert on?
I forgot to link it. I will add it when I'm home.
Would love some of these but 100 is far too many for us small crafters
You can find suppliers who sell fewer blanks at a time. I bought in bulk because at the time was making about 100 a season. I don't do that anymore since I've slowed that end of my business down.
Nice. But I'm poor and don't have the:$$$ for a Cricut and the rest of the stuff.
If you fill or outline the shape, you can hand cut if you're careful. There are free software programs like Inkscape where you can design.
I just posted a tutorial on how to print and cut the inserts without a cutting machine or paid design software.
Have you tried Dollar Tree?
For the ornaments? I have. I find my timing isn't great though and they get picked clean pretty quickly. Hoping to find someone who keeps regular stock so I can order blanks even later in the season if larger orders come in. Thanks for the suggestion!
What printer do you use make and model
It's a Brother. A lot of people find they run hot and prefer other models.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns ok what is the model so i can search to purchase
I have a very old model. It's the CDW line